• Home
  • National
    • Politics
    • Global
    • East Africa
    • Featured
    • Health
    • Investigations
    • Science
    • Security
    • Tech
  • News
  • Business
  • Entertainment
    • Lifestyle
  • Sports
    • Basketball
    • Football
    • Gaming
    • Golf
    • Netball
    • Volleyball
  • Exclusive
  • Travel
  • About us
Saturday, July 25, 2026
  • Login
  • Register
UG Bulletin
Advertisement
  • Home
  • National
    • Politics
    • Global
    • East Africa
    • Featured
    • Health
    • Investigations
    • Science
    • Security
    • Tech
  • News
  • Business
  • Entertainment
    • All
    • Movie
    • Music
    Cindy, Omega 256’s ‘See you tonight’ is song of  the year 2025- survey

    Cindy, Omega 256’s ‘See you tonight’ is song of the year 2025- survey

    Isaiah Katumwa breaks into U.S. billboard smooth jazz chart with “New Days”

    Isaiah Katumwa earns double nominations at Mzantsi Jazz awards in South Africa

    Weasel withdraws Goodlyfe music catalogue from UPRS over royalty dispute

    Weasel withdraws Goodlyfe music catalogue from UPRS over royalty dispute

    Jose Chameleone threatens to sue journalist Josephat Sseguya over DNA claims

    Jose Chameleone threatens to sue journalist Josephat Sseguya over DNA claims

    Zari says it is over between her and Shakib

    Zari says it is over between her and Shakib

    UCC postpones 2026 Uganda Film Festival over Ebola concerns

    UCC postpones 2026 Uganda Film Festival over Ebola concerns

    Midweek madness: New comedy show to breath life into Kampala entertaiment scene

    Midweek madness: New comedy show to breath life into Kampala entertaiment scene

    Castle Lite taps Ugandan celebrities to ignite nationwide refreshment campaign

    Castle Lite taps Ugandan celebrities to ignite nationwide refreshment campaign

    Music, tourism take centre stage as Nile Special, Safari Beat deliver unforgettable Spice concert in Kampala

    Music, tourism take centre stage as Nile Special, Safari Beat deliver unforgettable Spice concert in Kampala

    • Lifestyle
  • Sports
    • Basketball
    • Football
    • Gaming
    • Golf
    • Netball
    • Volleyball
  • Exclusive
  • Travel
  • About us
No Result
View All Result
  • Home
  • National
    • Politics
    • Global
    • East Africa
    • Featured
    • Health
    • Investigations
    • Science
    • Security
    • Tech
  • News
  • Business
  • Entertainment
    • All
    • Movie
    • Music
    Cindy, Omega 256’s ‘See you tonight’ is song of  the year 2025- survey

    Cindy, Omega 256’s ‘See you tonight’ is song of the year 2025- survey

    Isaiah Katumwa breaks into U.S. billboard smooth jazz chart with “New Days”

    Isaiah Katumwa earns double nominations at Mzantsi Jazz awards in South Africa

    Weasel withdraws Goodlyfe music catalogue from UPRS over royalty dispute

    Weasel withdraws Goodlyfe music catalogue from UPRS over royalty dispute

    Jose Chameleone threatens to sue journalist Josephat Sseguya over DNA claims

    Jose Chameleone threatens to sue journalist Josephat Sseguya over DNA claims

    Zari says it is over between her and Shakib

    Zari says it is over between her and Shakib

    UCC postpones 2026 Uganda Film Festival over Ebola concerns

    UCC postpones 2026 Uganda Film Festival over Ebola concerns

    Midweek madness: New comedy show to breath life into Kampala entertaiment scene

    Midweek madness: New comedy show to breath life into Kampala entertaiment scene

    Castle Lite taps Ugandan celebrities to ignite nationwide refreshment campaign

    Castle Lite taps Ugandan celebrities to ignite nationwide refreshment campaign

    Music, tourism take centre stage as Nile Special, Safari Beat deliver unforgettable Spice concert in Kampala

    Music, tourism take centre stage as Nile Special, Safari Beat deliver unforgettable Spice concert in Kampala

    • Lifestyle
  • Sports
    • Basketball
    • Football
    • Gaming
    • Golf
    • Netball
    • Volleyball
  • Exclusive
  • Travel
  • About us
No Result
View All Result
UG Bulletin
No Result
View All Result
Home News

Over 70,000 people gather for Shincheonji Open Word Seminar in Busan

by Muhammad Ngobi
in News
Reading Time: 3 mins read
15
A A
0
Over 70,000 people gather for Shincheonji Open Word Seminar in Busan
15
SHARES
186
VIEWS
Share on FacebookShare on TwitterShare on LinkedinShare on WhatAappShare by Email

The “2024 Shincheonji Revelation Fulfillment Evidence Conference” was held in Busan, South Korea, on September 29, following its earlier event in Masan on the 25th.

The conference drew over 70,000 attendees, including around 100 pastors, demonstrating the strong enthusiasm for the revealed word.

Shincheonji, Church of Jesus, the Temple of the Tabernacle of the Testimony (led by Chairman Man Hee Lee) held another Open Word Seminar at the Busan Andrew Education Center, following a previous event in January, in response to the ongoing requests from pastors and believers in the Yeongnam region.

Chairman Lee has been holding Revelation seminars in various locations, consistently emphasizing the significance of prophecies inside the Bible and the realities fulfilled according to these prophecies.

As the speaker, Chairman Man Hee Lee emphasized the importance of the Book of Revelation, stating, “Faith must be in accordance with the Bible.”

He stressed that “we need to understand the true meaning of the word and be created according to that word.”Chairman Lee stated, “The clear evidence to verify whether this word is correct is the ‘reality.’ We must examine whether the prophecies have actually been fulfilled, and if they have, we should understand and believe.”

He added, “It is recorded that the Book of Revelation will surely be fulfilled in due time. Therefore, I need to consider whether I can enter the promised salvation when this prophecy is fulfilled.”

He continued by saying to the pastors, “If you want to know the teachings of Shincheonji, Church of Jesus, I will send them to you one by one each month. We are all united in God and the Bible, and we must come together even more.”

He emphasized, “We are believers in God, Jesus, and the Scriptures. Spiritually, we are one family, so let us love one another. I truly hope that will be the case.”

Pastor Hwang from an independent denomination, who attended the seminar, stated, “Currently, 70% of churches in Korea do not have Sunday schools. If the Korean church seeks to grow, the word of God, the truth, must come alive.”

He remarked, “Looking at Shincheonji, Church of Jesus, it is uniquely thriving within the declining Christian churches. I, too, see possibilities and hope as I study the revealed word.”

Pastor Choi, affiliated with the Presbyterian Church, expressed, “Hearing the Chairman’s words transformed my mind, which was filled with question marks about the prophecies, into exclamation marks.”

He added, “I now have a strong desire to learn more, and I hope that more pastors can experience the revival of their passion like I have.”

In addition, pastors shared testimonies such as, “I want to quickly share the inspiration I’ve received with my fellow pastors,” and “Every time I hear the word, I feel deeply moved.”

A representative of Shincheonji, Jesus Church stated, “We believe this seminar has opened up opportunities for fellowship among pastors.”

They added, “If we communicate and unite based on the Bible, it will positively impact not only the harmony within the religious community but also society at large.”

As of the end of last month, a total of 727 churches in South Korea have engaged in Bible fellowship and signed memoranda of understanding (MOUs) with Shincheonji, Church of Jesus. In terms of international churches, as of the 5th of September, 13,053 churches from 84 countries have signed MOUs with Shincheonji, Church of Jesus.

Additionally, 1,671 churches from 43 countries have joined Shincheonji, Church of Jesus and changed their church signboards.Meanwhile, the enthusiasm surrounding the seminar, which drew over 70,000 participants, was significantly boosted by promotional activities held across the country, including in Busan.

On the day of the event, the city featured parades with folk music troupes and marching bands, providing entertainment for citizens and increasing interest in the event.

Similar to the previous seminar in Masan, Shincheonji, Church of Jesus provided a YouTube livestream for those who wanted to hear the revealed word but could not attend in person for various reasons. The livestream of the Busan conference recorded over 73,300 views.

A citizen who mentioned that they currently attend church said, “It’s amazing to see so many people gathering with one heart within a church.”

They added, “Especially, the positive attitudes of the attendees and the orderly conduct impressed me. I was also pleased to see how cleanly the trash was handled.”

 

Share6Tweet4Share1SendSend
Muhammad Ngobi

Muhammad Ngobi

Recommended

‘Eating vegetables means you’re poor’: Experts say societal myths hindering preventive care

‘Eating vegetables means you’re poor’: Experts say societal myths hindering preventive care

August 2, 2025
89
Gov’t slaps new taxes on beer, cigarettes

Gov’t slaps new taxes on beer, cigarettes

June 13, 2025
74

Popular News

    Connect with us

    About us

    Join us on this journey as we continue to be your trusted source for the bold, accurate, and authoritative news, information, and knowledge you need to stay informed, engaged, and inspired. Uganda's stories are worth telling, and UG Bulletin is here to bring them to you.

    Kololo roads to be locked down ahead of Museveni swearing-in
    News

    No boda bodas, taxis, private cars: Police vows to enforce mandatory national cleaning day

    Police have vowed to enforce  the  forthcoming National Cleaning Day scheduled for tomorrow, Saturday, July 25, 2026. The exercise, which ...

    July 24, 2026
    Uganda risks losing grain export markets over aflatoxin concerns, EAGC warns
    Business

    Uganda risks losing grain export markets over aflatoxin concerns, EAGC warns

    Uganda risks losing lucrative regional and international grain markets unless it addresses persistent quality challenges, particularly aflatoxin contamination, the East ...

    July 24, 2026
    Nile Special backs expanded Uganda Rugby 7s series as 2026 season kicks off
    Sports

    Nile Special backs expanded Uganda Rugby 7s series as 2026 season kicks off

    The 2026 Uganda Rugby 7s Series gets underway this weekend with the Stone City 7s at Ruck Yard Sports Club, ...

    July 24, 2026
    Greater Kampala power transmission project crosses 90% mark
    News

    Greater Kampala power transmission project crosses 90% mark

    The government’s efforts to improve electricity reliability in the Greater Kampala Metropolitan Area (GKMA) have received a boost after the ...

    July 24, 2026
    Finance minister wants Shs36 trillion pension savings channeled into economic growth
    News

    Finance minister wants Shs36 trillion pension savings channeled into economic growth

    Finance Minister Henry Musasizi has urged the Uganda Retirement Benefits Regulatory Authority (URBRA) to leverage the country's growing retirement savings ...

    July 24, 2026

    Category

    • Archives
    • Basketball
    • Business
    • East Africa
    • Entertainment
    • Exclusive
    • Fashion
    • Featured
    • Football
    • Gaming
    • General
    • Global
    • Golf
    • Health
    • Investigations
    • Lifestyle
    • Movie
    • Music
    • National
    • Netball
    • News
    • Opinions
    • Politics
    • Science
    • Security
    • Sports
    • Tech
    • Travel
    • Volleyball

    Featured Articles

    • Trending
    • Comments
    • Latest
    Kololo roads to be locked down ahead of Museveni swearing-in

    No boda bodas, taxis, private cars: Police vows to enforce mandatory national cleaning day

    July 24, 2026
    Uganda risks losing grain export markets over aflatoxin concerns, EAGC warns

    Uganda risks losing grain export markets over aflatoxin concerns, EAGC warns

    July 24, 2026
    Kololo roads to be locked down ahead of Museveni swearing-in

    No boda bodas, taxis, private cars: Police vows to enforce mandatory national cleaning day

    July 24, 2026
    Uganda risks losing grain export markets over aflatoxin concerns, EAGC warns

    Uganda risks losing grain export markets over aflatoxin concerns, EAGC warns

    July 24, 2026
    • About
    • Activate
    • Activity
    • Blog
    • Cart
    • Checkout
    • Contact
    • Home
    • Home 2
    • Home 4
    • Home 5
    • Members
    • My account
    • Privacy Policy
    • Register
    • Sample Page
    • Shop
    • Terms of Use

    © 2023 UG Bulletin - Bold, Accurate, Authoritative by Ultimate Multimedia Consult.

    Welcome Back!

    Login to your account below

    Forgotten Password? Sign Up

    Create New Account!

    Fill the forms bellow to register

    All fields are required. Log In

    Retrieve your password

    Please enter your username or email address to reset your password.

    Log In
    No Result
    View All Result
    • Home
    • National
      • Politics
      • Global
      • East Africa
      • Featured
      • Health
      • Investigations
      • Science
      • Security
      • Tech
    • News
    • Business
    • Entertainment
      • Lifestyle
    • Sports
      • Basketball
      • Football
      • Gaming
      • Golf
      • Netball
      • Volleyball
    • Exclusive
    • Travel
    • About us

    © 2023 UG Bulletin - Bold, Accurate, Authoritative by Ultimate Multimedia Consult.

    This website uses cookies. By continuing to use this website you are giving consent to cookies being used. Visit our Privacy and Cookie Policy.